Taking The Stress Out Of Estate Planning And Probate
On Behalf of The Hinson Law Firm, P.A. | Nov 22, 2022 | Estate Litigation, Estate Planning, Probate
Anyone who believes they may have an interest in the deceased's assets may contest a will in probate court. According to the Florida State Legislature, after the testator's death, an individual may dispute an entire will's contents or a portion of it. Wills must name...
On Behalf of The Hinson Law Firm, P.A. | Nov 17, 2022 | Estate Planning
You need to hire someone to help you ensure your plans are adequately documented. However, not everyone has the exact skills and expertise necessary for this job. Here are the qualities you should look for when picking someone to write your estate plan. 1. Focus on...
On Behalf of The Hinson Law Firm, P.A. | Nov 8, 2022 | Estate Planning
A will is the backbone of a good estate plan, but creating it does not mean you are finished. Your estate plan is not final until you die. It should also change and adjust as your life changes. You cannot create this document and then walk away and never look at it...
On Behalf of The Hinson Law Firm, P.A. | Nov 3, 2022 | Estate Planning
Thinking about what could happen to your children when you die is difficult. No one wants to think about their children having to face the world without them, but if you want to ensure that your children have adequate protection and will continue to thrive even if...
On Behalf of The Hinson Law Firm, P.A. | Oct 5, 2022 | Estate Litigation, Estate Planning
If someone names you as the executor of their will or the trustee of their trust, you become a fiduciary while serving in those capacities. What this means, as the Legal Information Institute explains, is that everything you do as a deceased person’s executor or as...
